Paul Samuelson was an American economist and the first American to receive the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences. He is widely regarded as the 'Father of Modern Economics,' credited with significantly raising the standard of scientific analysis in economic theory. Samuelson's contributions were marked by his application of mathematical methods to economic problems and his synthesis of various economic schools of thought. His influence shaped an entire generation of economists, and his ideas continue to resonate today.
This volume is compiled by Paul A. Samuelson, winner of the 1970 Nobel Prize in Economics. He brings together a collection of peer interviews to create an account of the development of modern economics and gives a personal history of those who helped found it
Cette 18e édition vous montre que l'économie est une science dynamique, qui change de façon à refléter l'évolution des affaires économiques, de l'environnement, de l'économie mondiale et, plus généralement, de la société. Tout comme l'économie et le monde qui l'environne, ce manuel a évolué. Sept caractéristiques différencient la présente édition des précé les vérités centrales de l'économie; l'innovation en économie; ce qui est petit est magnifique; questions de politique économique pour le siècle nouveau; controverses sur la mondialisation; les différentes écoles de la macroéconomie; clarté. Ce manuel a été soigneusement conçu de façon à répondre à toutes les situations.
An introduction to modern economic principles, this edition features a new chapter on open economy economics. There is continued emphasis in this text on the analytical core of economics with particular attention paid to the analysis of market economics.
An introduction to modern economic principles, this edition features a new chapter on open economy economics. There is continued emphasis in this text on the analytical core of economics with particular attention paid to the analysis of market economics.
The 14th edition of this text focuses on the power of the market and gives special attention to the changes in Eastern Europe. Emphasis is placed on the open economy with continued increase in global economics and the interaction between international trade and domestic economic events.
